Hull Fight Night 2

If you were at Fight Night 1, you already know: the roar when the first fighter walks out, the bass shaking the floor, the haze parting under the ring lights. FN2 takes everything that made the first event a sell-out and pushes it further.

The venue moves to Wilberforce College — a purpose-fit space that gives us more room for a bigger stage, improved sightlines, and a better bar setup. The capacity is capped at 499 to keep the atmosphere tight and the energy concentrated. This is not a cavernous arena show; it is a packed room where you can feel every punch land.

Expect a full undercard of white-collar bouts featuring university students from Hull and the surrounding area. Every fighter goes through an eight-week coached training programme before stepping into the ring. Bouts are matched on weight and experience, supervised by licensed referees, with ringside medical staff on standby throughout the night.

Doors open at 6pm. Grab a drink from the bar, find your spot, and soak in the build-up. The DJ sets the tone early — this is not background music; it is the warm-up for what is coming.

First bell at 7pm. The ring lights drop, the haze fills the room, and the first fighters walk out to their chosen walk-on track. Each bout is three rounds of two minutes, with a one-minute rest between rounds. The ring announcer keeps the energy high and the crowd informed.

The bar runs all night. Drinks are available throughout the event. Pre-order drink packages when you buy your ticket to skip the queue on the night.

Afterparty. When the final bell rings and the last results are announced, the ring comes down and the venue flips. The DJ keeps going, the lights change, and the afterparty kicks off. Your ticket covers the afterparty — no extra charge.

Fighter safety is the foundation of every Fight Night. All fighters complete a medical questionnaire and fitness assessment before being matched. Bouts are supervised by licensed referees who can stop the fight at any point. Ringside paramedics and first-aiders are present throughout.

For attendees, RAVOK operates a welfare team on-site. There is a quiet space available if you need a break from the noise. Security is SIA-licensed, and the venue is fully accessible with step-free entry and accessible toilets.

Early bird tickets are live now — £25, limited to 100. Fight Night 1 sold out in days, and these won't hang around either. Once the early birds are gone, the price goes up. No second chances.

All tickets are digital — delivered to your email and stored in your RAVOK account. Show the QR code on your phone at the door. Drink packages can be added at checkout to skip the bar queue on the night.

Wilberforce College is on Saltshouse Road in east Hull, about 15 minutes from the city centre by bus or car. It is well-connected by public transport and has on-site parking.

By bus: Services run from Hull Interchange along Holderness Road. The college is a short walk from the Saltshouse Road stop. Check East Yorkshire Buses for the latest timetables.

By car: Head east on Holderness Road from the city centre, then turn right onto Saltshouse Road. The college has its own car park — arrive early as spaces fill up on event nights.

By taxi: A taxi from Hull city centre takes around 10 minutes. Uber and local firms like Hull Cars operate in the area.

Looking for things to do in Hull in May 2026? Fight Night 2 is the biggest student night out of the year — the last major event before summer. Whether you are at the University of Hull, Hull York Medical School, or any of the city's colleges, this is how you send the year off.

It is more than boxing. It is a full night out — the atmosphere of a live fight card, a packed bar, DJ sets between bouts, and an afterparty that runs until late. Previous Fight Nights have consistently been rated the best night out in Hull by attendees, and FN2 at Wilberforce College is set to raise the bar again.